For all of those who asked me to do a podcast specifically on triple negative breast cancer, here it is. I went over what it is, the normal treatment of this and I dispel some myths along the way. I hope you find it helpful!

This podcast tells a 2 generational story, of Ann's more than decade long battle with lung cancer, metastatic to her brain, and her daughter, Katie's subsequent diagnosis of Her 2 positive breast cancer.  Katie is a family member, and this story is uplifting and touching.  This episode is a long one, but the story of a moment between mother and daughter right at the end is worth spending the time.

If you have asked why more scans aren’t done after your breast cancer treatment completes, this frank discussion will help answer your questions.

You have the right to be angry.  But if it is affecting how you show up in your cancer care, it may be counterproductive.  Listen to a scenario showing this, and evaluate if you need to work on your anger.  If you do, this discusses how to do it, and why it may be so present in your life currently.

This is an interview with Esther, diagnosed with a Stage III, locally advanced, inflammatory breast cancer in her 40's.  She shares how she coped, what she learned, and how it has changed her.  This is an inspiring and uplifting story, and I am honored to share her journey with you. It’s a long one, but I didn’t want to cut any of it!!!

Practical help to get over the hump and start exercising after cancer, major surgery and more.

All the details you wish you could ask your oncologist or urologist but are too embarrassed! It is all normal - as Dr. Caspersen says, “You are not broken!”

During and after cancer treatment, a trauma or the death of a loved one, we often feel like other people’s comments are not helpful, or are outright harmful. Explore ways to deal with this in today’s podcast.

In this interview, I have the opportunity to speak with medical dosimetrist Chris Moore about working in radiation oncology and then being diagnosed with an aggressive sarcoma. His story is inspiring and uplifting.